01/05/2020 - Denmark passed an emergency law that allows for the government to force people to take a vaccine for coronavirus.
The emergency law gives authorities sweeping powers to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic and will remain in force until March 2021.
Citizens who refuse to be tested for the coronavirus will face fines and potential prison time, and will be prevented from entering shops, grocery stores, public institutions and hospitals while also being restricted from using public transport.
“As well as enforcing quarantine measures, the law also allows the authorities to force people to be vaccinated, even though there is currently no vaccination for the virus,” reports the Local.
Copenhagen University law professor Jens Elo Rytter said the new measures were “certainly the most extreme since the Second World War.”
The initial draft of the law was even more draconian and would have allowed police to enter private homes without a warrant if there was a suspicion of a coronavirus infection.
However, this measure was dropped after opposition from other parties in the Parliament.
To Everything There Is a
Season
To everything
there is a season,
and a time for
every purpose under heaven:
a time to be
born and a time to die,
a time to plant
and a time to uproot,
a time to kill and a time to
heal,
a time to break
down and a time to build,
a time to weep
and a time to laugh,
a time to
mourn and a time to dance,
a time to cast
away stones and a time to gather stones together,
a time to
embrace and a time to refrain from embracing,
a time to
search and a time to count as lost,
a time to keep
and a time to discard,
a time to tear
and a time to mend,
a time to be
silent and a time to speak,
a time to love
and a time to hate,
a time for war and a time for peace. Ecclesiastes 3
I enjoy reading my horoscope, it gives me hope and a mild feeling of optimism that somehow, the lack of control of destiny experienced daily, is just part of the plan. I don’t believe it’s an accurate foretelling of my future but it’s interesting to use in hindsight.
This year’s reads like a dream…
“You need to be ready for changes. Observing
the tiny details of life will help you overcome all problems in 2020!”
For everything there is a season, and it seems we are
living through that season of Pandemonium. Was this predicted do you think? It
may have been, eons ago. Today it seems inevitable. We didn’t see it coming,
but it was on its way and nothing was going to stop it.
IS our future written, can we change our destiny? Age-old
questions that occupy some minds. We can be the catalyst of our fate, I guess.
But do we really have control of anything or is it just the ‘illusion’ of
control… as things keep moving to their pre-ordained destination.
Did we ever stop to think that our way of life might change
at the blink of an eye?
Call it a PlanDemic or the new ‘Abnormal’ if you prefer. We
now find ourselves slaves to a real ‘Beast System’. What happened to the world?
Why is this happening now? All rational explanations have long gone out the window.
Do we have some shadow government or elite controllers to
blame for population reduction? Are their evil schemes coming to fruition in
front of our eyes? IS there really a ‘Covid-19’ virus killing people around the
globe? Where are the bodies buried/cremated (there are barely any funerals in
my local area)? Where are the people who know people who’ve died of it… the ones
that aren’t nurses or in a retirement/care home for the elderly?
Does testing make a difference? Does isolating make a
difference? Does wearing a mask matter? Will alcohol gel kill 99.9% of germs,
or should we volunteer for a fast-track Bill Gates approved vaccine trial with 20-page
disclaimer forms to sign?
Does hugging our Grandfather mean we might kill him? Should
children play in plastic bubbles in the school yard ‘just in case’? Is going to
the supermarket with a slight cough or temperature actually as dangerous as the
government says?
I have to work from home as my employer demands or else
lose my position. They’re still trying to find me a laptop so (in order not to
break the law) they allow me to work from the office. Dare I question this?
I can shop at the few shops left on my high street, but I
am not allowed to try anything on. I can buy it, bring it into my possibly
infected home and then return it to the shop for quarantine. The same goes for
shopping on-line. The jacket I like will need to be put in isolation if I
return it. Should I bother to shop at all, especially as some people in town are
actively not wearing masks in defiance of the law? Although it’s okay if you’re
at a demonstration, especially in central London. I’m not sure if it depends on
what you’re demonstrating though. I’m wondering about this! Questions, questions,
and more questions.
Now let’s look at the silver lining to all
this, many people I speak with on the subject are happy to go along with the
status-quo. Some of their reasoning…
1) The
good thing about shopping online is that Covid-19, or just plain Coronavirus,
as it’s now being called exclusively by the media, doesn’t stick to packages.
What a relief.
2) Oh,
and it’s okay to go to the local swimming baths, because you can swim without a
mask. You can use the same pool as other members of the public because everyone
is using gel etc before they get in the water.
3) You
can get your face and eyebrows done at the beauticians because they’re wearing
those face-shields, same goes for the dentist now.
4) It is also
okay to order take out food, and now sit in restaurants, as long as you give your
name, address, and contact number. You cannot see the state of the kitchens,
nor see if staff are adhering to the ‘rules’ so you have to eat-out in faith. It’s
a gamble but the government is giving discounts to consumers. That’s nice of
them because the hospitality sector needs customers.
5) Masks
are a good idea because it stops you from getting a virus or if you have the
virus but have no symptoms at all and feel 100% well, you won’t give it to
someone else without knowing it. They say this is called ‘shedding’. SO, you
might be shedding for weeks and not know it. You might even have anti-bodies
because you had the virus without knowing it, it cleared up, and you are now
immune. This is good because the local doctor’s surgery has now closed down.
But it’s okay they say as you can register online and speak to an ‘advisor’ who
is ‘clinically’ trained to assist you. We will definitely have the Covid Jab
and the Flu Jab this year, because it’s the only way to stop coronavirus.
6) Unfortunately
we had to cancel our summer holidays this year as most countries of the world
have quarantine rules when you get there, so that’s 2 weeks lost, and coming
back again means you would have to quarantine on arrival home. So that’s a
double-quarantine period and our employer frowns on that, which is a shame. We
hope to go next year, but we can still visit Scotland or Ireland for a weekend.
7) If you
do lose your employment you are entitled to claim benefits from the government
so you need to keep proof of everything, and it might take a while to receive
any funds. But at least they are helping the population, especially as there
were loads of companies that collapsed, laid off all their staff, or went bankrupt
and everyone was made redundant. There are a lot of people in need, so we have
to be patient.
8) We’re
looking forward to going to the cinema again once it opens. The first
blockbuster is the movie ‘Tenent’ by director Christopher Nolan. It’s about time-travel
and a rogue government agent that tries to stop the end of the world. Can’t
wait to see it.
